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Title: Long count Fury Vs Ngannou
Post by: joswift on January 19, 2024, 08:53:29 AM
There were allegations of a long count, (I checked, maybe 3 or four seconds)

Interesting screenshot from the end of the fight

To the left of Tyson is the ref, to the right his cornerman

Brothers anyone?
(https://i.ibb.co/tDXqgHB/Screenshot-2024-01-19-at-11-28-58.png)
Title: Re: Long count Fury Vs Ngannou
Post by: Hulkotron on January 19, 2024, 09:00:23 AM
19" neck on Big Ty
Title: Re: Long count Fury Vs Ngannou
Post by: beakdoctor on January 19, 2024, 07:33:40 PM
People, casual boxing fans, tend to think a ten count is supposed to be 10 seconds. It's not. In fact it varies from ref to ref, but on average it's a bit longer than a "One One Thousand, two one thousand etc..  etc..

On average a ten count in boxing is around 14 or 15 seconds.

Don King tried to stir up controversy when Tyson lost to Buster Douglas saying Douglas got the benefit of a long count when Tyson dropped him.

Of course the famous long count that started it all was Dempsey Tunney II. Both were longer than 10 seconds and neither result was overturned.
Title: Re: Long count Fury Vs Ngannou
Post by: Cook on January 19, 2024, 11:59:56 PM
People, casual boxing fans, tend to think a ten count is supposed to be 10 seconds. It's not. In fact it varies from ref to ref, but on average it's a bit longer than a "One One Thousand, two one thousand etc..  etc..

On average a ten count in boxing is around 14 or 15 seconds.

Don King tried to stir up controversy when Tyson lost to Buster Douglas saying Douglas got the benefit of a long count when Tyson dropped him.

Of course the famous long count that started it all was Dempsey Tunney II. Both were longer than 10 seconds and neither result was overturned.
Wilder said the same thing about his fight with Fury